Eugene Oneill Tapestries

he son of Irish immigrants, who went through rough times, rose to become one of the twentieth century's best American playwrights. Following the path of Chekhov and Ibsen, Eugene O'Neill chose realism as his way of expression. Long Day's Journey into the Night, his most famous play, is still performed worldwide. O'Neill won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama four times, and in 1936 the Nobel Prize in Literature.

he son of Irish immigrants, who went through rough times, rose to become one of the twentieth century's best American playwrights. Following the path of Chekhov and Ibsen, Eugene O'Neill chose realism as his way of expression. Long Day's Journey into the Night, his most famous play, is still performed worldwide. O'Neill won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama four times, and in 1936 the Nobel Prize in Literature.

When the pendulum strikes midnight, it signals the start of Eugene's long night’s journey back into day.

If you know where this is, then you’ve definitely spent some real time on the streets of New London. Now, do you know why it’s there?

Susan Glaspell and her husband, George Cram Cook, were the founders of the Provincetown Players, the first American theater company. Ms. Glaspell was a playwright, novelist, journalist, and actress, always socially engaged. She is also one of the pioneers of American feminism.